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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06


Monday Dec a, ISIS Gl7,;W - $3.50 q
same day last week ...... $1,000 81 SihJ' ~
Corresponding time. iSSj 52i,9es - iOi5i9 -
Corresponding time, 1885, %2,n o. ai,2l2 70
EXCHANGE.
New York and cities north and cast on de-
mand, 81 discount buying par selling New
York and principal cities north and east,
three days grace, ~ discount buying par
selling; New Orleans, " discount buying,
par selling.
The call stock board meeting today was
fcaiureless Local cotton market closed ensy,
with sales at 800 bales. Weeks sales ~, so
bales. At New Orleans spots were easy and
off lice with futures declincdi point Liy-
crpool was quiet, without quotable change
of prices, with futures strong and unchanged.
The New York spot market was dun, with
futures easy and of ! to 2points. Green 4
Co, of New York, in their report Of the
future market, say Fair animation and
general line Of value very well maintained.
81 Louis millcrs speaking Of the recent
advance in -four, say the country is waking
up to the fact that flour is the cheapest food
there Is. Potatoes are II buslcl and wheat
At 70 cents. How long eau such relation
ship endured Flour sells readily 10 cents
higher, making fully 20 cents advance on
lowest prices this season, and unless wheat
wcakcns millcrs will be compelled 10 ask 10
cents more ut an early day
The New Orleans sugar market is very
active and strong, with considerable specu-
lative buying Moasscs is without ANNA
ton, and Is dull Rice is unchanged, ruling
quiet and steady
In the New York grocery market the prin.
cipal points Of discussion at present are 10 be
found in the coffee deal among spectators,
and it, effect upon legitimate trade the pos
sible action Of the sugar trust and the chances
Of tariff revision by Congress No new
phases, however, are developed.
The local general market cmains firm aud
unchanged.
Thirty-one brls apples, COO sks bran, ~
pkgs butter, $50 rolls hawng, 70 pkgs bacon,
275 pkgs boots and shoes $500 bu corn, 1OO
pkgs cheese. G2j sks coffee, 30 hrls lime 80
brls cement, 1900 SKIS cotton seed, u bhs
cotton seed oil, go bdls cotton ties l2l
pkgs dry goods, 90 pkgs eggs, ,Op5 brl, ilosr,
:, go bales hay, ~ pkgs hats, ~ head hor-,
40 head cattle, 10 head horses aud mules 30
pkgs lard, $4,000 feet lumber, 10 pkgs
liquors, 100 brls meal las brls molas-cs, ~.
kegs nails, 1900 bu oats, 80 brls onions, iId
brls potatoes, ~ cars pork sides, 80 pks rice,
$50 brls sugar 2J2 pkgs tobacco and / go
bu wheat.
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount OF grain
received withdrawn aud In storc by regular
elevators, as reported 10 the Merchants eX.
change today: Corn Withdrawn, - bu; IN
store, 2,O03 bu. Oats received, 2,l50 bu
Withdrawn 2b2l hn. In store bs. 2sl bu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06

MONDAY EVENING, Dec. q, 1887.
The money market remains very firm, with
loans at per cent The demand fully equals
the supply and none but customers are ac-
commodated by the banks
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06

ELEVATOR REPORTS.

The following shows the amount Of grain
received, withdrawn aud In storc by regular
elevators, a. reported 10 the Merchants eN.
change today: Corn Withdrawn, ~ bu; IN
store, 2,093 bu. Oats received, 2, 100 bu;
Withdrawn, 1888 bu. In store, %, 2si bu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06
GOVERNMENT.

Iulled States cnnpuus e. 1901 .4......... ~
lulied riairs uuistspd a. 1917 .......... d.,
.hltsl states cuupuns ~ s......... ...... infis
United sintcs VEisisrrd. as .... -. tO6.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06

"t-celiHueous.
WniiEr-Slnlght kentucky Bourbon
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06
uoust. aud stocks.

Tho following list Is corrected regularly
and may be regarded as the latest quotations
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06

IoNDoS. Dec. 6.-Consols closed at l0l 5-lG
Tor money aud lOlis for the account.
United States bonds-four-, i.y1. liar III.
vcr-i5'sd per ounce.
P,ui.. dee. 5.-Thrcc per cent. rcn,cs, SCI
81 for the account.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
TINE LASH was applied to the backs
Of ten Grim luAls In the yard of New

the LASH was applied to the backs
of ten criminals In the yard of New
Castle jstl last Saturday In the pres
snoe OF some thres or four hundred
spscsators, some OF whom considered
this mode of punishment - . relic OF
she days OF earbsrism. Il 10 we'll,
however, before condemning the post or
pillory 10 take q common sense view OF
Che matter, and then We are better able
20 form IN intelligent opinion. The
lash never has nor never will prevent
pstit larceny, and that is Why We ire
auently see the same men hug the post
again and again. Especially is this the
osss with chicken thieves, and We
know OF one case where . colored man
has bean whipped . half dozen unes
for this offsnse. Bat wkile the lash
hes few, II any, terrors for the petty
shief, II certainly has for the men who
make . business OF cracking banks or
Stealing thousands Of dollars worth OF
valuable goods from stores. The petty
shiet generally acts on the opportunity
offered and the I'm pulse OF the mo men,,
bus the man who would scorn to engage
IN . burglary ihAt did not promise . re.
turn OF thousands OF dollars, must
necessarily take time for deliberatop,
90 form his plans and understand every
thing connected with the place he pro-
poses to crack. As general rule this
olAss OF criminals are men OF education
and pos.essed OF considerable sensl.
Ayeness, c>nseQasa:ly the lssa has
Railow., Aud 1t ts no doubt TO this cause
shat Wilmington, situated, rs 1, i.,
owes Its immunity from extensive pers
lions by the criminals Of the mel gh eor-
ing large citiss-
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
|DELAWARE's GALA WEEK.
49,
10 no..
Tenth Annual Exposition.
| DELAWARE
STATE FAIR.
DOVER, DEL
Sept. 26th to Oct. Ist.

A department full OF ex aibits
An attractive program mo of
.musements.
A magnificent display OF all
the multiplicity OF agricultural,
mechanics and industrial arts
for which our peninsula is IA
nous.
Grand display Of speed trials
by some of the best horses in the
country, daily.
Balloon ascensions on Tues.
day, Thursday and Friday.
Magnificent Pyrotechnic Dis
play, surpassing anything ever
seen in this country, on Wed.
|nesday evening
Mus cal Tournament, for
money prizes, by the best bands
| in the State, on Wednesday
morning.
Excursion rates ON all rail-
roads. All trains stop at the
park gates.
Good Restaurant. Good &C
|commodations.
d. P. BARNARD, Jr.,
Secretary,
s2l-5td-ltw Dover, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
woRxxxs have been engaged u

woRKMEN have been engaged The
pas, week IN repairing Psnnsylvanis
avenue and putting Il In good travelling
condition. We hope thst they may
continue the work TO the city railway
on the south and to Union street on
.hs west. Msryisud avenue should
next olaim attention, and after that the
other main streets leading into our city.
The improvement OF the principal
thorous shfares will prove great advan.
tage, as IL will lead TO increased travel
and to increased trade. We commend
the stree, commission for the step they
have taken and hope that they will
not soon weary in we'll doing.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26

may 80 open and trAn,acslns basines.
But says soaS ws dou'e iussad 0N
oome infosmsfs, and ~ would REMIND
such parsons that IT b the duty OF
every good citizen 10 assist 70 the az
tsnt OF his ability In eaSoscing ths
laws. and We don's know bat what II 10
more consissens and honorable 70 be m
|insormer than II 10 70 srumbls and and
fault with Others for mob enforcing lawn
|iu which 10 is the plAiA duty OF ell 10
render every assistance In thslr 20 wer.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
rnLApulFHIA. Mcnday, Sept. IS,


Misses and Children's
Cloaks, Dresses, Jackets,
Ind Boys kits and Over.
.oats.
New things of this sort
nave been ready for a week
,r two. To day our full as.
,ortment is here. The 5esi
thought and effort Of all the
celebrated makers Of Paris,
Berlin, Vienna, America
are shown in the stock.
ITO styles ChildreI's
Wraps and Coats.
90 styles Children's Jack
cts.
SO styles Cnildren's New
markets.
so styles Children's one.
piece Dresses.
so styles Misses two
piece Dresses.
SO styles Boys Kilt Skirts.
so styles Boys Over
coats, sizes 2 to E.
We believe there hal
never before been withir
your reach such a gathering
Of tasteful, worthful thing
for large girls and for tn
little people.
Plush Goats, fur trimmed
fine Kerseys, with doubl'
cape; plaids, Lambs'-wool
odoly braided and trimmed
Aetrakhans, Stripes, Check:
Beavers, and what not
Whether for little childrel
or big ones, every carmen
has a peculiar charm.
Don's look anywhere els
for these styles; you won
find them.
a, Second floor, Chestnut street side. Tai
elevator.
; Who ever before heard {
a Valley India Shawl fc
. $50? Genuine Valley! Pric
is 10 fest CT trueness in a
.. India Shawl. They can /
: initiated but not counte
+ f.feited. Handwork alor
! can turn out such marve
r OF colors and design as con
i, from the Vale Of Cashmer
i No simple warp and wo
!. business in them.
i A happy chance has ju
given US these $50 Valley
j Not many. There are on
E. a few to be had in the ma
q q kets of the world. We ha
e a good part of that fe
o as With them other Valleys
le SOS, SIS, SIS, S1oo, 81
e and up to S4oo each-jr
ar as cheap accordingly. Wor
e. e. slowing away for your ct
n d.en at TINT price.
i. Omritzurs, s25 to 500.
ID Fancy Indias in eel
sn na drab, tabac and turquoi,
Choice and very scarce.
- Second floor Chestnut street side. 7
- elevators.
a: The Novelties, the hia
e, .o, est Of the high.class Pa
70, sian Novelties, are getti
70 where you can see the
Through the Custom Hou
sd out OF the cases, On to
eir shelves and counters. w
u. odd, striking, dashirg p,
.sn ties they have been! II
AIs are all of that now, W
al. extra stress on the pretty
sn. Who could tire OF 81
,ess handsome stufsl Every F
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
Cleveland Hon ored.

Mrs. John Hostetter, OF Perry County,
gaze birth 10 trlplets, two boys and .
girl, . few days ago, when II was deci-
ded TO name them Grover, Cleveland
and Frances. Tbs President on beipg g
notified returned his acknowledges
o, the intended honor. He should have
sent something more substantial. 81
such cihzsns deserve pension. This
fruisiulpess indicA:es that this country
will never lack defenders, and some
substantial ackno wledsme would GER
tainly not prove Inappropriate.
Pasture fe=t-Ihe man who is torn by q
bull's horns
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26

THE NEW CASTLE STAR In conclud-
ang an article on Mr.. H srsey's retire.
ment from the position OF editorial
writer on this paper ssys: "Ob! Friend
Hersey, We are sorry to lose you; we
lose friend In the profession, and We
lose . political antagonist OF merit. Bot
what OF your sue sessol? We know the
abilities OF Brother Long, but In laoklu Z
over the editorial columns OF the Re
PUBLICAN since you have severed yo1r
connection, We are inclined TO the opin'
ion that the new editor has not ye
"osught on" tl the tariff qaes. on
Perhaps M. Long Is ":gee trader
There is no telling. Tee "soods 4
full" OF them sort uf fellows now, Epi
you must ksep 3 sharp watch ous 20
them, or your work for tha past eieve,
years will hove been In Oalu"
We sssute the SEss tbs. Mr. Long /!
nosa free trader, hat o. the contrary T.
As strong au stg5ca-e fof pr0teatly
tariff as BIO her H;sssy, toE r. tina
means, and that alone, tue mechanic
and artisans OF this country are ksp
from having TO compete with the pro
ducts OF the low-pEicei labor OF Eiro
pesn work people.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
A9GGgfsf.


NOTICE UNDER AMI
IN TO the Act OF tha H"n ~
~ ~ ,ne su.se of delaware, enid
Sonosln.ns =. I,onnr rrivate Corpors
~. ~ DeseI, harch u. lsS, nctiI
Ivon tnat On application yilII
ire Ir aoa. ., snaiius q. GrueI
: , uoho oi IN ? superior Cour, Of
! D,swsie fssiding in Eev Ol
On ss, sSstu,dat, tho first tay tft
to.., M ~ ~ 0 'oiocV In the morrlsl
eots, 10 me CITY OF WiimIrg.rnl
"9tpotssion OF = company n
a, Dvisssfe ,,h - TintinE Company, h
OF wnlcn 10 to concucs The bp;,n
.ne DECK o indirg the manuJss,|
oooxs, sno the purchase AID lsl
!, oly gooos, end generally 70 n
ssi1 business. ' SAl
BksDfURDA yhHnv,J
Atterneys for Proposed ,Daa.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26

THE ORDER OF Msyor Rhosds, igsusd
10 the saloon keepers, segar dealers and
others engaged in business to close their
places ON the Sabbath, deserves con-.
mendatioD, ard should Do enforced as
far as the limited mum Der OF police csn
do 30. The cit.z'ns, ho owever, Who are
anxious to hsve general cessatt3 IN OF
business on Sundays can very n Atetisl.
Iy aid the Mayor and his ctfi ,ers in en-
forcing the law, by promptly giving
him information OF oil places that they
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
vAuaAKnD

sibility Of color and material
seems to have been exhaust.
ed to produce them. Saucy
roughness, pretty plainness;
loops and knots and TUFTS
and tangles of contrasting
brightness. You will say the
styles are myriad and not be
far wrong. We cannot
point at one in a hundred
now.
Plush blocks of cut and
uncut silk on a background,
of lighter silk.
A tumble Of big and little
plaids formed by tufts and
squares of silk on a brighter
ground.
Wide Illuminated plush
stripes, cut and uncut. alter
mating with self-colored CON-
bination stripes, giving leaf
and vine effect.
And so on till you weary
of loveliness; nearly every
design exclusively our own.
The matching cloths for
all our high Novelties can
be found nowhere else. They
are French All,W 90! Ciepes,
ra,u dyed. Do you realize
what that means! A perfect
match. Yarn in the Novel
ty, yarn in the plain of the
same wool, dyed at the same
time. They light up alike at
night. That is the test.
Chance matches at a day
light counter are likely to
be steps toward the slough
Of Regret.
And Robes, too.
Quiet elegance in every
fold. The Broadcloth Robes
with Soutache braid are very
rich. Two styles of braiding.
In all street colors and
black. $50 and $50. An
outside short coat pattern
with each Robe.
Another of Broadcloth is
heavily embroidered with
silk in various patterns.
Street colors and bl .ck,
$50.
The stuffs in all of these
Robes have been sponged
by a French process which
docs not effect the fec,
beauty OF the cloth. Th'
styles in every case are ex
elusive, and we have bu
one Role Of each pattern.
Plenty Of Serge Robe
with Soutache braid; blue
steel, ard plum, S2s. Othe
colors also at $40 so, ST.
and S22.
First circle, southwest of centre
If you wish to take you
Furs out OF storage, give U
, a few days notice
I Fur Department, second soor, Chestnr
street front.
On Thursday and Frida
of this week Millinery Oper
# ing.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26

COUNCIL SHOULD proceed slo Wy In
She matter OF reimbursipg the Every
Evening Publishing Company for the
expense incurred In the arrest aud
prosecu Ion OF tbs gamblers and policy
man. The total expense We under
stand was about one thousand dollars,
and We certainly think that every cent
shonld be paid, bu5 as all the fines re.
ee:ved In these cases were, by order oil
the court, paid 10 the county treasurer,
1t seems to US nothing more thaa jas:
and right thai the oosniy sh.ll psy
aho btiis The county hss received
some seven or eight thousand dollars
from this source. and can easily afford
70 psy every dollar Of tue ex pense IL cur.
red, while on the ether hand the e.
nsnoes OF the city are In srch q cond!-
tion tha. 1t Is more than probable there
will be an overdrsft before the close oi
the present fiscal year. Wo would
therefore suggest tha. before Council
takes any further action on the mattel
n resolution bs passed asking the Levy
Court to pay the bills, and then II it 1,
found that they will not d. 1t, we viii
advocAle their bslng paid by the city
The work done has been for the publlt
good, and . private corporation should
mot be required TO pay for 1t.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26

Now THAT Me,srs. Aiken and
Randall, the deteotives who con.
dussed the campaign against the
ram blers and policy men, have CON-
pls,ed !heir lsb9rs Api le.i the ,i;y, 1t
may not bs anl:s 10 sSy that 'hsv are
pefie,t gentlemen In evsry sense OF the
word, and have made hosts OF friends
during their stay. Many persons have
no other idsa OF 9 detective than that
they CLEAN from dime novels aud New
York story papers, and think that every
one engaged in that business are like
old Sien,h, or some o.hsr creature OF
the imagination, continually roaming
nrsund changing their appearance half
q dox sn times Q day, besides perfor min 9
the most impossible and unheard-of
SsAts. Su,h, however, is not the case
With the genuine dsieohve. whose
principal quAlih ,stions are shrewdness,
cOolness under Auy and all cir;um
stances, and q nerve that will enable
him TO stand Arm In the fs,e OF any
danger. That all these quslih cationi
ARE possessed in an emtncn: degree b!
Nessrs. Aiken and Randall oil VIII
have met them will attest. They, tn,
same ss the other de.e,tives who as
sisted In the raid on the 15 h Of thi
month, are connected with the detec
five agency OF Mooney & Bolen Q
New York, who also have branch eff
oes In Philadelphia and Europe. The.
employ . number OF men and ar
second to no detective agency In ia
world. Such agencies are eminent
useful in the detection OF criminals an
che prevention Of crime, and were
not for them neither lie nor proper;
would be half rs safe as they no " OF,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
"BEE HIVE" !"
3O6 MARKET ST.
A FEW
Early Autumn Bargains.

SO in. Colored Cashmere,
shades, 7c a yard.
A few pieces Of Printed Cash.
mere, "a in. goods, &c.
80 in. Century Oloth, &c. yd.
Good dark Calico, just the thing
for quilting, for 4c. a I'd.
100 dozen of 81 Cream Nap
kins, with colored borders. to be
sold the mex. few days at 75c. q
dozen.
90 dozen Turkey.Red Doylies,
25c. a dozen.
Children's Regular Made
Hose, Csc. goods, some of them
with white feet, black and col.
ors, l9c. pair. Also goods up
10 75c. q pair.
We are opening New Dress
Goods and combinations every
day.
Nine. Demorest's Fall Fash.
ions Catalogues now ready.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26

N OH. a. Eans 4eau,,,S.,7, c%sp.,1Y :! I,
raj essen bly, Of the State OF DeI
60 o. bove pr, March u, 1899, 81
act CONSUMING Private Ir.o,nn{
uce is hereby given that a cert.
poratipg "1slianer. Kiuslman
will, on 1ueedAy, septeU ber n
o'clock q. m., be pretenled II ul
Wilmn gton, TO tie hoa. l. q
socste J l'dge, etc.. for his pprct
LOLA b EMN
SID lot Attorneys icr lne,|
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26

NOTlpE-LOT OWEE3S
IN Wilmington and Br,ntTt
tery who Q monuments, eoclo.lr|
cut OF repair are hereby nOt!nst
the SAC 9 arc put III proper oitl
reasonable tine, the cemetery
necessary repairs and rec0vs; tn.
the owners. &. l.. !
slG IN, th-lm
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26

MI UIIt) )E TO COUNTY T4d
IN kbt;ce that the County d
fands sn' \ hat all County Tad
que. ! on VIII pleass call al TO-
and ssttl : Jour County Tx piIi
from this notice, as We pvl|
Ioct the oGne. BY callirg IN II
save trouble aad copts.
JNU. 4. DICREY,
Collector c! firs
PATRICK kkkki,
ss-n Collector Of SEED
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26

NOl lOE-A NEW RCLE d
IN adopted ty tie Wind
Brsndywins Cemetery. r1ts'
corporation viii receive Suns
either deposited with 1t or esqad
for the maintenance and rupd
monumerts, tomhs, vaults, Z
SMITH, Sec-ctary. tla
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26

VIII, -. Dn !. snd q ef,sr 1hursisy, A
A., q, irayo ,nn,., fonrth strsss wisriJ
phia ct ; and 70 A n rs,nW ~ N
p. N. ~ ~
FOR Marcus Hoot. ,..l ]
Leave PhilAdelps,s =. a. a ~
noon, and I d. ~ A1a
Ieiepnone No. 81.
No freight received IN, . ~
After 80 minutes nrevt,,. ~
time. T'"' "
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26
RIIC1HY Y.

.RIJ(1BY Y
A Collegiate School lor Boya
Da: sAngsL, , v; xYErSHI: xYsrSr,;: a s',as sssS:.; !;
SxIl TERN WILL orrN on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II.
me principal win be q Rssey every
DAY his wesk rom sts u % :. "a N; n, and from
term. Parents wishing 70 secure seats for
their ch tldreu areinvited 70 call.
TESTIMONIALS.
Letter from President William Pepper, n.
No. isii Spruce street. philadelphia.
DIR. Samuel W. Murphy, A. M, Principal of
W HsfDs. fpssr Doctor Murpsy:-I am entirely fA-
have entered The University of Penneylyanis
from your academy. IL gives me much pleas
70 ,GI :, hsr
ana Thai they proved themselves excellent
scholars throughout their course at the Uni
vsr'i'y' Yours f'''AnMssyi MyyiLL,Ax p,rr.A
Provost OF the University Of Pennsvivania.
Testimonial from the Rev. George William
son smith, u. d., LII. ID.
hartford, Cons, Nav "A. 1877.
II Affords me great pleasure to have the op.
portu nity OF testiying to the high character
OF DR.. Murphy,s Rugby Academy, at WI.
n tse .s, as ave- nss1s
fouud the dlsciplue excellent and the method
of Instruction very good. The studenu " hon
DIR. Murphy has sent 10 Trinity have don,
credit TO his work by their exemplary con
/ duct gentlenAnly b. airing and EoVd scholar
ship. GkoRGE WILLIAMSON SMITH.
President OF Trinity College.
Persons wishing catalogues or further In
/ formation in regard To Rugby Academy will
kUGBY ACAbkhf,
sep7-tf Wilmington. Del
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WAsAMAKERs

Pasture rest-Ihe man who is torn by
bull's horns.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-26

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-27
AUCTION SALEs-MOnday.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ENTIRE
STOCK OF NEW FURNITURE, MAT
TRESSES. &C, AT AUCTION
Ry virtue OF a deed of trust from j. H. silva
o. the undersigned, will sell on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1881,
a: lot. o'clock, the entire stock Of NEW FUR
NI1JR RI. &c, at No. llsO east Main street,
comprising ....,.,.,. cu,>,ppp
Walnut FRENCH-DRESSEh CHAMbEh
SUITS, with TOILET WASHSTANDSi
IMITATION WALNUT AND MAhOdAN1
CHAMBER SUITS.
WALNUT and POPLAR WARDROBES, ,,,,
WALNUT and OTHER MARBLE-TOP SIDE
BOARDS; nm
IAIR-CLOTH, RAW-SILK, and other PAk-
IOK SUITS and LOUNGES;
HALLSTANDS, MARBLE-TOP TABLES,
CHILDREN'S BEDS, CRIBS,
MATTRESSES, TIN SAFES, &c. ..,,,,, =.
A large assortment Of CHAIRS, kOChhhS, W.
The stock being new and desirable, the az
teutlon of the public IN general Is asked, as the
goods must be sold also. ,.
HORSE, HARNESS, aud MAGON. ,,,>,,,
qyp,ss. Cash THOMAS A. REDDlN,
- W.Cn0Tc.tt Auctioneer Trustee.
10 eO-su, Tu. Tn. .saSSua'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-27
CELLULOID COLLARS AND CUFFS

for LADIES and GENTLEMEN. These goods
are waterproof and are easily washed
PILLOw-sHAMs in great variety at extremely
low prices See our TUCKED and RuF-
FLED PILLOW-SHAMS At co.. and with
Hamburg Frllls OF S147 worth 81.
7oc. will buy Fine Fast-Color GINGIlAM UNI
BREILA Worth fl.21
Yard-wlde WHITE FLANNEL al Soc. a yard
worth 5Oc., and a; &c. worth Coz.
SHETLAND SHAWLS-aIl-wool-at &c. worth
S5c.
GOssAMFR GARMENTS for Misses and ladies'
at the lowest prices
UYMsTICHED SHEETS and PILLOW CASES (;
also, HEMsIITCHED HUCK ABACk
TOWELS.
feO2 LEVY & DAVIS.